Trump has imposed stiff tariffs on Chinese imports that have roiled global markets. China has retaliated with its own duties.
WASHINGTON: A senior White House adviser tamped down expectations on Tuesday for the next rounds of U.S.-China trade talks, urging investors, businesses and the public to be patient about resolving the two-year trade dispute between the world's two largest economies.
"If we're going to get a great result, we really have to let the process take its course," Peter Navarro said on CNBC.
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